Reply to "Trinket Tray....OKA "Junk Tray""

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All the 'gadget trays' pictured are from late cars finish-assembled in Stuttgart Germany, using Mercedes, BMW and who-knows-what detail parts. An article in the Feb '10 POCA Newsletter describes the sequence of events, based on a suggestion from Wellis with further info from Roland Jaeckel in Germany. Armin Fischer verified he finished the last 55 Mangustas outside Stuttgart in a detail shop- roughly 8MA-1192 to the end of production including all the known right-hand-drive cars. So maybe we should be looking at early '70s German cars for a match for the pictured gadget trays....

1/29/1012:10 PM

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